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Front Seat Belt Bolt Placement

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Hey I've got another great problem!
We cut the floors out of my car a few years ago and didn't save them (yes, we're idiots). Now that I'm putting the carpet and stuff in, I have realized that the bolt holes to mount the front seat belts onto the floor are actually missing! Yes, I realize that they went out with the floors, but I was wondering if anyone has their carpet out and could snap a few pictures for me?

The rear seat belt holes are still there, but I have no clue where the seatbelts go for the four belts for the front buckets.

My E-mail address is: [email protected]. Thanks guys!
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mahoney310 said:
Hey I've got another great problem!
We cut the floors out of my car a few years ago and didn't save them (yes, we're idiots). Now that I'm putting the carpet and stuff in, I have realized that the bolt holes to mount the front seat belts onto the floor are actually missing! Yes, I realize that they went out with the floors, but I was wondering if anyone has their carpet out and could snap a few pictures for me?

The rear seat belt holes are still there, but I have no clue where the seatbelts go for the four belts for the front buckets.

My E-mail address is: [email protected]. Thanks guys!
If you look back at your original post with this topic, you will see that I have answered with this statement. " As long as your floor braces remained, or you replaced the floor braces, the nuts that the seat belt bolts screw into are actually located in the middle floor brace. Go under the car and drill up into the floorboards, no measuring required. The inboard tunnel mounts require you take out your driveshaft to get at those. Just start with a smaller bit than the hole in question, drill through, then go up top into the passenger compartment and use a wood boring type bit (top that looks like a pitchfork) to cut a perfect hole from the pass. compartment to the center brace. This way you wont damage the threads. Case closed. good luck Jason.
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